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Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-06

FA1RMoNT, Neb., August 5.-TSpecial
Telegram to the BEE. l-Over GOO people at
tended the Lincoln and B. & M. exhibition
game. The Lincolns played fair ball and
made better showing than expected here.
Score:
Lincoln. o 4 4 9 9 0 O-l6
B. IL &M.........O 20 3 I D $ 2-l2
Base Hts-B. & M. 8, Lincoln H. Two
base hits-Ilooper, Williams. Three base
hits-Cuddebach, Barnes. Home runs
Ling. Struck out by-Brown 7, Barnes 3.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
An Attractive E.hibitIon

of art need lework that ladies with ar
tistic taste would be forry to 10 iss sc o
ing 10 now In progress at No. Sl3 Mar
ket street, done on the Wheeler u WI IL
son Sewing Machine. Upon examining
the exquisite shsdings OF birds and
flowers one would imagine that the No.
3 ma chine,upon which they were txecu-
ted, was endowed with life and talent,
the harmony Of coler being more con.
spic uous than In many specimens ol
hand pc hitting and embroidery.
Among the most remal kable 10 copy
on boiling cloth Of dogs head, being
. study-in white and black silk thread
--of o picture Of Landseer's. The ex'
preston Of the Eyes 10 remarkably life
like, and one could almost imagine tht
dose hair standing out from the pic.
turo.
A panel scr cen, with embroidered de-
sign OF holy hooks is very effective
both in coloril & and execution; also dc
signs In crewel work heretofore done BY
hand. A design for plush window
drapery Of autumn leaves In chenille II
very rich and elegant
There IL evidently nothing In the srl
need lework line that cannot be done In
more satisfactory manner on the No
y, Wheeler b Wilson mach Inc, and but
little practice 10 required TO produce the
desired result.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
1he rim. Ra,irosd Horror

TIFFIs, O., Jan. 6.-The scene OF the
wreck ON the Baltimore and Ohio 10 fast
losine It's horrible shape, and BY noon
.odsy every vestiRs OF the disaster will
disappear. The track, which wss torn
up for twenty yards. has besn replaced.
The dismantlsd engines and broken
cars have al been removed, and trA6ic
Is again resumed. All that rem aims "a
tell the tale 10 Q few charred timbers.
which are being covered 20 day BY the
gentle snow. and the horribly burned
trunks OF nine bodies, which we're dis
figured beg ond recognition. These
have been cared for by the undertaken
at Republic, and will be kept ~ long ss
possible. 20 that friends may ideniifs
thtm.
Every piece Of burned clothing, keys
and every thing that WAS not utterly
destroy cd have been gathered mp to aid
in Identification Of bodies. These will
he held ny the coroner, who Will imme
diAtely institute . thorough isyesti
gHuon. Tue resT onsibility Of the acct
ient In now placed upon the freight
conductor, Fletcher, who pulled out Of
siding four miles weIt OF Republic
without orders, Intending TO maize the
siding at Republic for the passenger
train. He missed hts calculation JUS
one mile, and the ashes of the uuk knowr
victims testify to bis criminal careless
| ut ss.
kilograms from many points are con
stantIy arriving, making inquiries tol
frier DIS supposed to be lost. Most o.
them are, happily, assured o. the safety
OF their friends, but not few are stil
In doubt.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
RUSSELL'SJ
t" BEE HIVE" /"
306 Market Street.

Monday, January 3, we COM
mence our GREAT ANNUAL MARK
Down AND CLEARING SALE, when
you may expect to get Bargains
that will eclipse any we ever
offered.
English Silk Seal Cloth Coats
marked down one-third. Now
is your time to buy at two-third
price. Our loss is your gain.
I lot Of Ladies 3-4 Jackets
to be sold at half price.
We have more Hand Bags
|left from the holidays than we
want to keep, and have marked
down big line Of 81 to 50 cents;
see our 5o-cent bag.
I bale Gray Blankets, have
been this season S2-are now
$3.50. Splendid White Blank
cts from S. down to 81.
The balance Of a lot of Gents
Scarlet Shirts and Drawers
marked from 81 to IS cents, to
close them out.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

The farcical comedy. entitled "Mixed
Plckels," viii DO the attraction at the
Opera House this evening. and the
New York World says:
"ME Joseph B. Polk, the we'll. known
com edian, made his temperance In
this city after some years. absence, at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre, last
night, presenting his own company In .
three act satirical comedy entitled
mixed Pickels." 1. WAS written by
Or. 7. H. 6syre, the author OF 'Strate
gis.s," and 10 d collection OF laughable
Incidents and sayirRs, which gave Mr..
Polk m opportunity TO show that be
has lest none Of his old-tlme power.
The queer title TO the play comes frou
the ccm,cal tituasion In which two
brothers Joe Pickle. personated by Mr..
Polk, and the Rev. Arthur Pickle, both
OF whom love the game girl, are In
volved by the mischievousness Of the
former, who fiually wins the hand oi
his sweetheart. The company which
supported Mr.. Polk Is above the
average"
Tho "PAvements of Paris" which
was announced for Friday night. will
not be presented, as the engagement
has been cancelled.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Professor H. d. Morrison OF Philadel'
phia, musical director Of the Tuesday
Club, 10 In the best Of spirits with the
progress the club 10 making In its re
hearsals. He thir ks the 80 voices will
be equal to 125 ordinary voices In 8
chorus owing to the enthusiasm which
they throw into their singing. Or
Tuesday evening next the citizens o
Wilmington will have the opportunity
TO hear this wonderful concert In the
Opera House.
The leading parts will be supg by the
following well known solOistf: Mrs. h
II. Knowles, soprano George r. Packer
tenor; II. L Cornell, basso, all u Bos
ton. Mrs. Knowles sang in this city .
few seasons ego with the Mendelssohr
Quintette Cub. Mr.. Parker has one o
tbe best tenor voices In Boston. Mr
Oornell's voice 10 remarkably like tina
of Myron Whitney, now with the Ma
tional Opera Company.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
A Family My.ssr,ously Poisoned.


NEW York, Jan. 5.-The family oi
Joseph Mauri, . druggist residing In
Butler streot, Brooklyn, have beer
my steriously poisoned. Two deathl
have already occurred. Tho family con.
sists OF Mr. MauIi, his wife Carrie,
Louis, aged IA; Joseph, IL; Martha. 10;
Carrie, 3: John, 8; Alice, 4 years, and
Eugene 81 months old.
With the exception Of tho mother the
whole family were taken sick on Sun
isy after eating. Joseph went last night
70 visit an aunt, and died there to-day.
Eugene died nc home this morning
John 10 dying. The father and -four
children are very sick, and are being
attended by Eve phy sioians. They will
oe unable to determine the cauee OF the
poisoning until . post-mortem exami
alton shall have been held.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06


The family OF John Wooster. in Mont
pslier, Indiana, we're poIvouec on Mon.
day night By eating biscuit in which
|hsd bsen uDs4 very inssSior cusiiev =
oektne powder. ~ Last aooounte Svo
lot the children were dy ing and the othss
child and the parents we're In . pfecs.
rlous condition.
In Amsterdam, N. r., ON Tuesday
nignt, Charles LIE Grand called his wife
Jsssie 70 tbs door OF hotsi In which shs
wAs employed and stabbsd her. Her
recovery 10 doubtful Domestic troubls
vile living, and tbs woman Anotbel
husband.
Tho b0iy OF . man from which the
head had bsen severed, end which va
|othersise mutilAtsd, was found Wed,
nssday behind vail ON the roadsids Ia
Lexington. Mass. 1t u believed ths
remains are those OF well.so.do milk
man named George NJ. Goldman.
The President yesterday received q
uumbsr OF oflicisl visitors and held Z
short public secs ption in the afternoon
n V health 10 now reported good, with
the exception Of . slight limp In hil
walk caused By stifnsss In his righ
knee.
1t 10 nov believed that ali the person,
iutuved 10 the Boston and ALBANY
Railroad disaster. at West Springfield
Massachusetts. will recover. There Il
NO clue 70 the identity OF the one pes
ssogsr who wAs burned TO death.
Another slight sbock Of earthquak
vas felt st 6ummerville, 8. O., st
o'clock Wednesday morning. A sligh
shock, lasting two or three seconds, ~
fslt ~ Paige, Texas, Wednesday morn
ling, ss II O'Clock.
The Brown block, in Corn ing, Ne,
York, containing ChAmpney Brother,
dry goods store and the postoffice, VI
burned on Tuesday night. Los $40
loco; Insured.
! While three boys were coastipg l
Wentworth, Massachusetts, on Tuesda
hight, tkeu sled ran into . load OF lun
ber. Two Of them were killed aud th
Third fatally injured.
4 constructicn train on the Alabsn
IGreat Southern RAilfosd wAs wreckc
near Chattanooga on Tuesday evenin
By striking . COW. The engineer IN
fireman we're killed.
The Central Sugar House and refpeF
on Adolph Mey eIs' pIaatatios. In Ibe
willie Parish, Louisians, was burned o
TusAdsy. Loss, eioo. 900; covered b
Insurance.
Twenty boys were injured, two 4
tally. while coasting In Rutland, We
mont. on Wednesday, BY their Gle
stFikiug the side Of bridge st the fot
of the hill.
Two freight trains on tho New Yos
Central Railroad collided near 6yracui
} on Wednesday morning. and sever
, cars and the engines were wrecked.
Mayor Hewitt, Of New York, II col
ansd TO lis houae With acute rheum
ltism.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Secretary Lamar married.

MACON, Ga, Jan 5.-Secretary La.
mar was married this morning ~ 10
o'clock ~ the residence of the bride, By
the Rev. William Park, nf Sanderville,
to Mrs. William g. Holt, Of Macon.
These present st the marriage were
Captain r. Il. Park, W. II. Virgin,
Colonel J. Z Jones, with their wivea,
the Daughters Of the bride, DR.. X. n.
Patterson snd wife, and Major W. Il.
Ross and wife. At 10 O'Clock the Sec
retary and bride entered the parlor with
Joined hands. The ceremony Was brief
and orig ainal, lasting only two minutss.
ConRr tulations followed. The bride
Was dressed in steel gray silk, orna-
ments OF diamonds.
The Secretary and bride spen. this
evening with Governor Gordon, and to.
morrow morning Will leave for Oxford
Mics, to visit relatives OF tho Score
tsry. From there they will 60 to Wash
ipeton.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Proposals for dredging the Ice harbor
ct Ntw CASTLE and for improving the
harbor 10 the Christians have beon ad-
vertised for by United States Engineer
Smith. The amount of work to be done
on the latter is The excavation OF 142. 900
cubic yards of earth from the bed OF the
Chyistisna, commencing at Msrket
street bridge and extending to the Della
ware river. When this is com pleted II
will give channel rs feet VIDE and ID
feet deep at low water. The work will
be done during the coming summer,
and the amount appropriated sor 1t Ii
$40 600, while that for the improve ments
At New Cattle is 81, 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Tho Levy Made

The property belonging TO the city in
the Council Cham ber and clerks Office
was levied upon yesterday by 5herifl
Lam beon at the instance OF Harry
Emmons, Esqs., to satisfy the judg.
ment obtained in the case OF Daniel II.
Kent va. the Mayor and City Council
Of WilmiDgton. THIS action will not
interfere with the meeting Of Council
this evening, and It is probable that, as
no satisfactory arrangements can be
made bstween Messrs Turner and E0
mons 10 reference TO the claim OF the
Water Com mission, the goods will be
replevlned and the case taken to court.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Laid to Rest,

The funeral OF Charles P. Dudley
who died suddenly last Sunday, took
place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, Second and Searles
streets, and vas attended by large
number of his fellow workinen from
Harlan h Hollingsworih's, and the
members Of Jefferson Lodge, No. 2 srd
Reynolds Encampmenf, No 8. 1. o, o.
b. Tho religious services were held al
the house and the interment took place
at RiTerview Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

In Guadaloupe County, Texas, foul
Mexioaps were employed en- the farm
|of W. @. Himmons TO cltar his land
Last Saturday night. while in camp
they were fred upon and two Of them
killed. Another was mortally wound
cd, and tho fourth man was shot sever
times, but managed to crawl TO houfs
some distance away. Before leaving
tho murderers poured kerosiLe oil ove'
the body Of one OF the Mexicans and SCI
flre 10 1t, burning It to . crisp. The
Mexican who is still alive said chat two
of the men wore negroes, and the third
q mulattO or . white man.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
No Split ip the Rapks.

T. B. Meg uire OF New York, one oi
the General Executive Board OF the
Knights OF Labor, was In St. Louis on
Tuesoay. He said that all the report,
in tho newspapers In regard to split
in the ranks OF his order and q genera
disruption Of the Knights of Labor
we're too ridiculous TO be noticed
The talk of calling q special
sesfion, going the rounds of papers, wa,
not ipduleed In by any OF the order. OF
course there were cases OF Individual
dissatisfactioD, just as in other orders
or even IN the churches, but nothing ol
the kind had become general, and prob
ably nsver would.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

of suffering from catarrh and catsrrha
headache 1 never found anything to af-
ford lastinR relief until / tried Ely q
Cream Balm. I have used two bottles
and now consider my catarrh cured. l
have reoommend ded 1t with like good 70.
suits D. T. HiRginson, 145 Lake st.
Chicago, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Rccentrtc .enator Japen

DETROIT, Jan. Ex-senator jon es of
Florida. whose eccentricities willis In
this city have made him the object OF
much gossip s!ncs he came here come
months ago, has aonouncei his inten.
tior of returning TO Washington. To q
reporter he nsid yesterday. when ques
toned about bls purposes: II feel we'll
and am resting preparatory to going
back TO my place In Washington.
feel very comfortable after my dinner.
People say I'm crazy. There was Sepa
tor Sharon, who served six months only
in Washington, went back Wett and
never returned. He got enough OF 1t
quicker than most OF rs. He drew his
salary right along just the same. The
newspapers didn't say he was crazy.
There was Cam sron, too. He did the
tame thing He drove through Eng
land with q coach and four and Was
gone for months. They didn't call him
insane. The Penn 81 lvsnia newspapers
didn't say he was crazy. But l am.
Eobody's crazy but me. I'm going
back in few days. suppose they II
call me crazy II / 90 back.
This would seem to indicate that the
Senator has abandoned his hopeless pur.
suit OF a woman who would have none
OF him, but he did nos say 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

The following officers have been
elected by the K. L. Martin Club: Pres
ident, joseph McCullin; vice president,
Andrew j. Sherry; financial secretary,
George I. Barnhiil; recording secretal y,
James GaeeD; treasurer, John Mc6or
ley directors, George Miller, Neyin 9,
Gamble ana Charles Gamble.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Pensions and Back Pay.

William H. Hay wsrd, of Washing
ters, 6o4 Market street, this evening, to
consult with claimants for back pay,
pensions, bounties, etc. For the aocom'
mediation of claimanp. the Office of 8.
Redmond Smith, clerk of the United
states Court, will be kept open for busi-
ness this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

A union prayer meeting will be held
at the head quarters Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union. No. 800
Market street, this and to morrow
afternoon Mt 8 80. Mrs. 4. b. Stevens
will have chaI &c to-day and Mrs. @. K
Roney, Of Philadelphia, viii have
charge to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Mr.. Henry j, Orippen was united In
marriage, at 4 o'clock yesterday after.
noon, TO Miss Mary D., the only dauRh-
ter Of Charles b. and Vallie j. Wood
ward. The ceremony WAS Ierformes
by the RI. Rev. Bishop Lee, In Trinity
Ohspel, IN the presence Of the families
of the contfaotirg parties. As the
bridal party left the church, Organist
John Craig played Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march. Tho hsppy couple started
last evening on tour TO New York and
Boston.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Nav -Four and resd store.

Thoma ~ W. Steward shas leased the
old auction room at Fourth and kim
streets, and having employed Carpen
ter Isaac Woodrow, has had 1t trane.
formed into frs.-class -four and feed
store. The floor has been raised NJ
even with the doorsill, bins have been
constructed and Allied, and already
friend Steward is carry ing on . large
trade. He fat,ers himself that, though
Q now one, he has one OF the best foui
and feed stores In the city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Janney, so3 King street, has opened
the season for choice York State pota-
toes. just received. q lsrge eonsign'
Ment from the best potato section oi
New York. VIII cell to the trade In
quantities to suit at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

Howard L. Pyle. Of Akron. Ohio. has
been at home . few days on . visit to
his parents and other friends In this
city. but he leaves to Cay for Washing.
ton and from thence he will 90 to hts
Ohio home. Mr.. Pyle is the head of
the Pyle Electrical Company" On.
gagged In the invention and mSnufac-
ture Of electrical machinery. One of
his latest inventions, which 10 destined
to take IN important place In railroad
ing, 10 his electrical locomotive head.
light. He has had one OF these lights
tested on the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, which IL but continuation
OF the New York Central Railroad, and
1t 10 giving 70 much satisfaction that
come into general use.
The light 10 30 powerful that on .
dark night the time can be told on .
small watch eleven miles distant, and
= newspaper of ordinary sizet print
could be read nine miles distant. Mr..
Pyle says that with such q headlight .
terrible accident like that at Tifin,
Ohio, on Monday morning. could not
have occurred. The light could not, of
course, have shone around the fatal
curve, but II would have been 10 aif.
fused ~ 70 light up the whole country
around and thereby would have given
warning OF the approach Of the train.
Mr.. Pyle has the refusal of an engine
on the Pennsylvania Railroad to tes,
one OF his lights on that road, and b.
thinks that In the near future he vii
accept the offer aud take IL to Washing
ton for inspection.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

As881 - y ~ h<88ttto&oEk
II 10 npdssstood that lher4 ~ b no
Rspublican opposition isslhe tonnecti-
cut LektsIatufe to 6eratssr Hawley, and
his 70 election to the Uuistd States Sen
sfA 10 o0mCodod.
Euseus Hale wss last night unsni.
ously'ren0minAted for U. 3. Senator
By the kepublicAs caucus Of the Msine
JegtslatuTe. ]
The Republican caucus u the Nevada
LEGISLATURE on Tueslar nominated
William M. Stewart for Y. 8. Senator,
and he will theFesore be elected 10 sue.
cesA james @. Fair.
Ths Connecticut Legislature met yes.
terday and organizsd by electina Re
publican ofiictrs. The vore for Stats
o0icers cast at the election In Novem.
ber were reported, and an adjourn men,
Was had until 10 day. when the two
Houses viii Jointly ballot for STATE
oMcers and the Republican candidsiei
will be chosen.
| The NebSaska Leeitlstnre met on
Tuesday and organized. IL will elect Z
U. b. Senator TO succeed Mr.. VaI
Wyck, whose term Win expire II
NArch.
The North Carolina Legislature mt
yesterday. In the House. r. Web
ster IVES elected Speaker by oombina
t,on Of Independent Den scrats an,
RapublicAus, he receiving 81 votes b
61 for Overman, regular Denocfat. @
M. Bulla. Republican, vas electe'
Chief Clerk.
u in the Republican caucus at Hsrris
burg yesterday n. 8. Qaay Was nomi
nat<d for u. 3. Senator to snoces d Johl
III. Mitchell. Who40 term viii ex uire O
ithe 4th Of March. Qasy resolved IL
votes 70 D for Grow. The noninaiio
was made unanimous. Both Houses {
! tho Ltgisl ture yesterday Adjourne
until next WedI esdsy evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Resign ations Requested,

Millard T. Toft, Frank Stout, Thomas
Bile and Isaac Mundorf. Republican
letter carriers, have been req uested by
Postm aster Taylor to hand in their re
signations, to take efieot Saturday, 18th
inst.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Free Exhibition of Art Needle Work

Is now open at No. 813 Market street.
and will continue open until next Sat
urday. Every lady in Wilmington
should avail herself of this grand op
portunity to learn frse of charge the
latest methods in art Embroidery, given
with our compliments.
WHEELER & WILSON MFG. Co.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Butter,.e Factories Closed.

The butterine factories of O. Il. Rob
iuson & Co., In Pittsburg, and OF the
PiItsburg Melting Company, In ALE
gheny City, were closed on Wednesday
on account of the Supreme Court de
cision affirming the constitutionslity oi
the Oleomargarine law. Over 100 per.
sops are thro wn out of work. The stuff
which the companies had on hand II
being shipped to points outside the
S,ataL
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
"Asougn ON Itch.''

Trough on Itch" cures skin humors
|eruptiops, ring worm, letter, sal,
rheum, frosted feet, chilblains, itch
w poison, bs-he-'s itch. Zoo. Jars.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

5sT FAN ou11a ~
Have you eos your fall suits yet?
you have not y0u will never get
them cheaper nor made better than At
James Harding's, No. $40 French street,
But no matter how good or how pretty
. suit you eet II will pot look we'll upon
you unless it Ab nice. Now, II you
want . good At 20 10 Harding'A His
stock u tho boat and he u mp to the
fashions. Go 10 HAvdinR and save
money.
Tho Rule of Exchangs
Fancy slippers, gum boots or other
footwear, bought for gifts on q guess,
II not OF the right size or don't please
when you reach home. will be ex-
changed or money refunded. This
privilege 10 good st all times at the
Family Shoe House, 206 Market street.
above 6esond, Wilmington; big stock
LOT everything In footwear ct lowest
prices. Sse avertisement in another
that rybody ought to know that A,
Sergeant gives 2240 ms. of the best
well CLEANED coal In every ton you bay
IOak, pine and hickory kindIing wool
In large loads. Lime for Vhitewash
ing. Yard, foot of Monroe street. Cen
trai once, Seventh and King streets
Look for the blue sign. Open in tn,
evenins.
Souaething Very Pleasing
To see and hear, Is we'll as to the taste
THAT you will slvAys find the larges
and finest assortment Of millinery II
the btata. All the newest sty lea an,
novelties In the line. Qualities unsuI
ipassed; prices the lowest, ct Mrs. Z.
Kirby's. 200 King street.
sEoIipso." "Eciipse."
The Eclipse $3.50 ladies' shoes manu-
fsctured BY Gallsher, Kitselman d Fo,
are unequaled BY any on the market q
same price. Bold By all first class re
tailers.
Ladies', try one bottle OF Velyetia 10
Iyour toilet. II conoeals frecklss, blotohe
on the face, gives your skin . naturs
Icomplexion and is perfectly harmless
When once tried you will have no 9th
or. 90 cents. Druggists.
Fresh Meats.
II Why do you walk down town for you
, meat when you can get the beat Of fres
beef, country pork, sausage and scray
pie at the lowest prices OF d. R. Dallai
!, No. $50 Madison street.
Cheaper than Doctors Bills.
i Wsrm-lined shoes, and gum boo'
and overshoes; big assortment at moo
crate prices 1t the Family Shoe Hous'
2O6 Market street, Wilmington.
i Painting.
TilghmAu DAnneg, house and sig
painter, No. 80 NArket street. Jol
bing properly attended TO and estimate
furnsshed.
Try DIR. Chipman's Tonic Mixture
you are run down, have no appetite an
are troubled with dyspepsia. Drui
lgists.
II DR.. Chipman's Pills prevent and cur
Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Dyt
pepsia. Constipation. One trial VII
somsthing New.
Try Bourdon's 8 B. B. b. Sc. clgaI
II. r. Bourbon b Bro, manufactures.
N. W. corner Second and Orange
Dealers. LoSN Oaa
Gilmore, los East Second street, hs
, red uced prices on tobacco and cigar
tWM give you bargains for the ossh.
al American Watches,
1 Millard r. Davis, 8 East Second stree
sf Ask your grocer for d. 8. Truitt
= pepper sauce.
Il Q, 18 or SO gem plctures for 10 cent
at Hollands gsllary. S07 Market stree
Ifyou want fine suit, call on ia
4 McKeough. 9th and Shipley streets.
d Bush's, French street wharf, 10 81
I'll place TO buy your coal.
el Walnut candy ct Ferguson, IL K. 2
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Mr. Roach Ia
gradually growing weaker, though the
change has been very slight TO day. No
sudden change is anticipated or prob
able to night.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-06
Has Removed.

f. Hoffecker has removed bis boot
and shoe business from 102 W. Second
street to 6l9 w. Second street. Cali and
see him at his new place.